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Russian Lifeline Reproductive Medical Center
The Lifeline Reproductive Medical Center was established in 2008 and has three branches in Moscow. Most doctors and embryologists hold doctoral degrees and have an average of more than 10 years of exp…
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The LifeLine Reproductive Medical Center was established in 2008. It has three branches in Moscow. Most of the doctors and embryologists who work there hold doctoral degrees, and their average years of experience exceeds 10 years. The center is affiliated with the Russian Federation.

It has the necessary qualifications for medical insurance. On average, it successfully completes around 3,500 IVF cycles each year.

LifeLine Hospital is a leading institution in the field of reproductive medicine in Russia. It utilizes only the most advanced equipment from around the world, and has a team of doctors who are highly respected in the field of assisted reproduction in Russia. All surgeries are performed with high standards of care.

All of the doctors here have over 1,000 cases of clinical experience. Many of them have over 20 years of experience in this field, and they enjoy excellent reputations among patients. The success rate of treatment at this hospital far exceeds the average levels in Russia and Europe.

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Badapov Mikhail Yergeevich

Director of the LifeLine Central Campus

Russian authoritative reproductive scientist

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areas of expertise

Try to minimize the medical effects of using high doses of potent drugs on patients.

Expert in implementing micro-hysterectomy procedures. Effective in treating women of advanced age and those with poor ovarian function.

We have extensive experience in effectively obtaining mature cells and reducing hormonal imbalances.

Preservation of fertility in both men and women (cryopreservation of reproductive cells, embryos, ovarian tissue, TESE materials, etc.); assisted reproduction for patients with cancer-related pathologies or those suffering from hereditary single-gene diseases

Optimization, etc.


educational background

Graduated from the Chekhov State Medical University in Moscow, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Medicine. Also graduated from the First Medical School of Chekhov State Medical University, obtaining a Master’s degree in Obstetrics and Gynecology, along with qualifications as a clinical resident physician.

Qualifications: She has obtained a doctorate in obstetrics and gynecology from the First Medical School of Moscow State Medical University.


work experience

Working as a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Second Medical College of Moscow State Medical University under Professor Shekhonov. He is proficient in all types of assisted reproductive technologies. He was the first person in the Russian Federation to use embryos for such purposes.

Experts who use prenatal genetic diagnosis techniques to help patients with Klinefelter syndrome have a chance of having a healthy boy.

Collaborated with embryologists and geneticists. Was one of the experts who worked closely with patients with Roberts translocation syndrome early on, helping them to have healthy children.

They were involved in leading and participating in the first IVF-ICSI (micro-TESE) treatment for infertility cases in Russia. They also played a key role in preserving sperm cells for use in IVF-ICSI procedures, and in freezing these materials to preserve fertility.

Ross European Hospital (EMC) has served as the director of the Reproductive Medicine Department for many years.


main achievements

Member of the boards of directors at the Russian Society for Human Reproduction (RARCH) and the European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE)

I frequently participate in various conferences, seminars, workshops, and meetings related to assisted reproductive technology, both in Russia and internationally. Among these events is the first conference organized by the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in London.

The First International Conference on Minimum Doses for Inducing Pregnancy.

If you want to learn more about assisted reproduction programs in various countries, you can also contact us.LifeLine Reproductive Medical CenterCustomer service offers free consultations. Please contact the customer service for more information.18101365219


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